Help, I don’t want to go to church and other funny searches
I use Google analytics to track what is happening on my blog. I get to see which pages are most popular, how long people spend at my blog, and also…
Christians and Lobbying – Part 4
According to Wikipedia.org Lobbying is defined as “a concerted effort designed to effect influence, typically over government authorities and elected officials. It can consist of the outreach of legislative members,…
Christians and Voting – Part 3
In the Roman Empire only Roman citizens had the right to vote. Usually you had to own land and had to be a male to vote in the Comitia Tributa…
Christians and Politics – Part 2
The United States of America was essentially formed by Protestant Christians who fled from Europe because of the persecution they were suffering from mainly the Roman Catholic church and the…
Christians and Government – Part 1
As I stated in my final question of the week, I am writing a series on Christians and Government. I have some ideas about how much Christians should be involved…
Question of the Week – #21
This question is the last one of the year, and will probably the final question in this series. It is also a question that will lead into a little series…
Question of the Week – #20
There are many who do not read the book of Revelation because of the tough material. And he said to me, “These words are faithful and true”; and the Lord,…
What about Santa Claus? – Part 3
Yesterday I talked about two posts concerning Christmas. In the second post, Mrs. Black’s post, something caught my eye that made me think about Santa Claus. She wrote: In many…
What about Santa Claus? – Part 2
Yesterday I wrote a testimony about my history and experiences with Santa Claus. Today I would like to talk about two posts I have read concerning Santa Claus and the…
What about Santa Claus? – Part 1
This post will be broken into a two or three part series. I do not really like music all too much. But there are some that I do like. My…